Description

360 QR

360 QR lets you create and manage dynamic QR codes directly in WordPress. The public QR URL remains stable while you can change its destination URL whenever needed.

Features

Create, edit, activate, pause, and delete dynamic QR codes.
Public QR URLs using the /q/CODE structure.
Scan counter and last scan timestamp.
Six visual QR styles: classic, rounded, dots, diamonds, rounded squares, and geometric.
Local QR generation without an external QR image service.
SVG vector download and PNG downloads in standard (512 px), high (1024 px), and maximum (2048 px) resolutions.
Optional centered logo in QR codes (PNG, JPG, or WebP), with an illustrative preview in the creation form.
QR preview in a modal window.
Automatic page-title detection from a destination URL in the admin panel.
Admin dashboard with pagination and quick actions.
Frontend dashboard available through a shortcode for logged-in users.
Frontend users can manage only their own QR codes.
Compatible with the existing wp_net360_qr table used by earlier project versions.

Donations

If 360 QR is useful to you, you can support its development with a PayPal donation.

Developed and maintained by NET360.PE.

Screenshots

QR management dashboard with dynamic QR codes, scan statistics, and quick actions.

Installation

Install and activate 360 QR from the WordPress Plugins screen.
Open 360 QR in the WordPress admin menu to manage QR codes.
To display the frontend dashboard, create a page and add the shortcode [net360qr_dashboard].
The shortcode requires the visitor to be logged in.
If you are upgrading from an earlier project version, keep the existing QR table to preserve registered codes.

FAQ

What happens if I change the destination URL?: The public QR URL does not change. The QR redirects to the new destination URL.
Where are scans stored?: 360 QR stores the scan counter and last scan timestamp in the WordPress database. The plugin does not store visitor IP addresses.
Do I need an external service to generate QR images?: No. QR images are generated locally using code included in the plugin.

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Contributors & Developers

“360 QR” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Changelog

1.0.12

Shortened the plugin short description to comply with the WordPress.org 150-character limit.
Updated the stable tag for this release.

1.0.11

Sanitized and validated QR style values submitted through the admin and frontend forms.
Clarified the security handling for public, read-only QR image download endpoints whose allowed size values are restricted and which do not change site data.
Continued hardening the plugin in response to Plugin Check security findings.

1.0.10

Addressed Plugin Check output-escaping findings for internally generated QR preview HTML and SVG output.
Preserved the SVG markup required for QR previews and vector downloads while documenting the intentional trusted-output handling.

1.0.9

Translated the plugin interface into English, including administration, frontend dashboard, forms, validation messages, QR style names, accessibility labels, and download options.
Preserved existing QR records, destinations, logos, styles, and scan statistics.

1.0.8

Fixed download menu positioning so the quality options are not clipped by the QR list’s scrollable container.
Improved menu placement when space is limited and when the page or viewport changes.

1.0.7

Added download choices for PNG at 512 px (Standard), 1024 px (High Quality), and 2048 px (Maximum Quality).
Added a scalable SVG download option for vector workflows.
Made download choices available from the QR management actions.

1.0.6

Improved the visual selection state for QR style cards and their radio controls.
Refined the presentation and descriptions of the available QR styles to make selections clearer.

1.0.5

Added visual example cards for the available QR styles in the admin and frontend forms.
Improved style names and descriptions so users can preview the appearance before selecting it.

1.0.4

Hardened QR rendering for compatibility with different PHP GD builds.
Added safer validation for uploaded logo files before rendering.
Retained all six QR styles and the optional centered logo.

1.0.3

Added six visual QR module styles: classic, rounded, dots, diamonds, rounded squares, and geometric.
Added an illustrative preview explaining that the centered logo is optional.
Preserved dynamic destinations, scan statistics, and existing QR records.

1.0.2

Added optional centered logo uploads for QR previews and SVG/PNG output.
Added a backward-compatible database column to store each QR code’s logo attachment.

1.0.1

Addressed WordPress.org review findings for output buffering, nonce validation, permissions, and unique plugin prefixes.
Renamed internal plugin identifiers to the unique net360qr prefix while keeping the public plugin slug 360-qr unchanged.

1.0

First stable release prepared for submission to WordPress.org.
Updated the plugin description to reflect its current features.
Added donation and NET360.PE links.
Updated compatibility metadata for WordPress 7.1 and PHP 7.4+.
Improved page-title detection with safe HTTP requests and response-size limits.
Hardened SQL queries, redirects, input handling, and output handling for security review.
Updated documentation and installation information.